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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-12
9emtf@e Nplitif.

Oie oeuti1en 3eitungen betra1teten
es als eiHen sroBen Sriumpb Der iibers
Iegenen gismard'f6e diplomatic,
folte es ibm gelingen, cine 3ulammeuz
funft 5Dif6en Gaifer Wilbelm unb bent
@5aren gu Stanbe 3u bringen unb bas
bur6 ben frana6ff9en @influB in ruff
f9en 9ofs unb Militdr > Rreifen tbeil>
tDeiie au contrabalanc;ren. DaB Der
plan bet Dermirfli9ung febr i1abe mar,
febt llnsmeifelbaft fef. Die fran30s
ffhe preRe, bic bon Der Begegnuug
Der betben Monar1em ni9ts Suites ers
Dartete, ma6te fdou ibrem gerger iiber
Gismards SGad3ug 2uft,. inbem tie
b6bHii9 In bic Melt biuousrief:
OeutfdIanb fuhe Mnndberung an &uB=
lant, in Der Nbfi9t fi1 inn 3u unters
tuerfen, tuenn es n6tbig fei, UNI ben
fran56fiden ginfluB su breben. 9ie
Begegnang Der beibett 9errf9er ioIte
iebenfalls rein perl6nIi9er Natur feiu
unb Is 1T an3unebmen, bob Der Muni9
ba3u bon benz alien 2ai1er ausging.
Ser g3ar tDar aber barnit nidt aufries
ben ; ct befianb barauf, bic beiben pre.
mierminiiter be~ran3u3ieben unS bic
bulgarii9e Grage elmer 8elpre6ung su
untermerfen. SelbfberfdnbIi1 ber>
Iangte MuBIanb 3ugeffdnbniHe. Die
tonnten inn aber NIT Mhdfi1t auf DeFs
reid niGt getpdbrt tperben. RubIanb
bottle, bab gismard auf cine Hegelung
Der 6rage br6n9e, BOB 9eutihlnnb bic
Snitiatibe ergreife, 3u einer Snterpeus
tion Der europdif9eil Md9te unter ben
Beftimmuugen bes Berliner 8ertraas
unb feinen @influB geltenb made, un1
cine fir &uBlanb giniige 26iuns su
e%rlangen. Darauf ein3ugeben bot Biss
rlard fi9 abfolut getpeigert. Gus Der
3~uiammeutunft In Gtettin, bic ipdbs
relb Der bergangenen Wo9e ebenio oft
beftinltnt an, tpie tpieoer obsgemelDet
tpuroe, tuirb's aIfo ni1ts unb bic preiTe
1T In benz punfte einig. baB Bismarf
melt genug gegangen lift, UNI &uBtanbs
Grennofbaft mad 3u erbaIten.
Bei biefer @eIegenbelt miro aud ana
gebeutet, bob man in Copenhagen auf
ben G31ren eintpirfte, UNI bic 3uiara,
mentunft gu ~berbinbern.
8ismards poIitit lit baour6 nun ins
foferf elmer Berdrberung untermorfen
tuorben, als er ettuas befimmter aufz
tritt. ST antportet auf cine Note Der
pforte, weIde ge3ug nimmt auf bic
Wiifion beg ruiff6en Generals grns
roth, berfelbe biirfe oils &uHe bas bull.
garif9e @ebiet ni9t betreter unb ii9 in
bic inneren NngeIegenbeiien bes 2anbes
obne gintuiaigung Der Md1te nidt eins
mif9en. Betreffs bteler Ssnbung bes
Generals f@reibt bic .Wiener politif6e
2orresponben5@: &uBlanb berfufte
sur &e9tferii9un5 ser borgei1Iagenen
Genbuns grnrotb's nod BuIgarieu
ben grtifeI Se9s bes 8erliner 0ertra.
ses gu pertuertben; bas if aber un3u.
Idfig, benn 6amals mar Der ruiif1e
GommiR1r auf @runb bes Nrtitels
Siebsn bes 8erirogss fit bic Dauer
BON netin Wonaten mad BuIgarien ge.
fenbet wor6en. Na9bem aber nuns
mebr 8ulaarien feline eigene @eleb.
gebung unb &e9ieruug erbalten, erfens
men BE Mdfte bic 8eiebIidteit bes
Nablaeie+ on unb beanIfanben nur aus
rein thGtlddlihen 8riinben, tpeI9e in
b NJ aufneteE bts 3Oburgers lieget,
lien @r~db'una.
Us bleibt nun %nisumarten, pb &uBs
lamb fi@ burt biefe grfIdrung BIS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-12
W6mt,er,

ipel6e ibre bolle Mannestraft uno Glafi3itat
bes Settles piebsr 3u erIansen tpinidsn, erbal.
ten unentseIiIi9 austunft iiber elm neues
SeiIberfabreu. peldes iid bis iett4 in
ieoem einseInen Sale s~lanSenb bepdbrt bot.
8sbanblans ebenfo einfa@ ipie biaig. Sober
fem eisener slrtt. Bun nebFt gnpeiiun9 sur
3eiluns GRATIS. Wan abrelfre: NriDate
@iinie s DtSpenfarp, 15 q. Sous
fton Ctr, Metr Wprf, ". y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-12
Ser ean asebrp eprimss Bart

lit ber WalFabrtsort bet @an Nntonier
unb oller 8eiuder Der MIamo.9 tabt,
UNI Der 0ibe 5u entflieben unb f4 i'm
fiiblen S9atten gu ergeben. Ser Yarf
bat III Golge feiner Sage gu ieber Sos
gesaeit cine b~elebenbe Grii1e unb ga.
miIien tpanbern bdufig gum pribats
Bicnie binaus, ebenfo pie 8ereine unb
@eielf9aften bier lire Gefie feiern. See
ben Sag freie Mfuff. Mle grfrtf9uns
gen ipie Bier, 2imonabe. Wein, Wbiss
fep &c. fino In better Qnalitdt 3u baben.
24,5-5M s. 2erbIe, pd@ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-12
Gan Mntonio foum bod tuahrlid

MnipruG barouf erbeben, cine Der beuts
f@efen Std6ie In Staate at fem, ni9t
tur tueger ieiner ifattli1en g~inwobners
5abI BON Seuti9en, ionbern aud bebs
balb, neil bieielben i'm Dentei1 iub
GiibleH beutf@ g%ebIieben finb. SrDbs
benz baben mir nod mid5t einer gin3igert
gele5en, auf befen Mnfi9ten man Sc
Di9t legert t6nnte, Der nit ber ginbes
rufuug elmer beutf9eu G~onbention ems
beflfdnben tpdre. uno tpie. bier, 10
nirb's wobl iiberal ouberstuo au1 fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-12
Rndlens aruiea.galbe.

Die beF. Saibe Der xBeIt fir Sdnitte
Quetfhunsen, @efdpirs, Gieber. unb 9auts
ausfdIas, GIedts, %seipruusene Sdnbe, Grpa.
beulen uno ale Sduttranfbeitsn furirt %.
mOrrhoiben ODER fsine Bs3abluns. 8oIiae
Classification sarantirt obsr bas @elb pirb
aurii6erlattet. rs Gents Gle SGadtsI bel u
Sretb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-12

9ieienigem, tDel6e elmer beutiden
G%onbentiot bas Wort reben, nm Yin.
ndberung an bic Democratic gu fu6en,
MAIDEN berfelben elm Mngebot. Sic faz
gen einfa6: @ir finb gu babenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-12

SIZE Sbee Der sl6battitns elmer
beutf6ea Ronbentior bat Der @eit Der
Der SpmmerbiBe in einigen 26pfen our
&eife gebra9t. Beim erfien gelinben
Norber tDirb bic toote 5ru6t abfaaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-12

Cine nullftansis utikperftanbene
gufeabe tptirbe es isin, tuetlh i6 Der
Deuti6amerifamer politif9 a~bIon6ern
tpolte. 9as mdre aud elm &nowno'
tbingitrei9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-12
Dali bic aeutfdaen lid aeaeu ane

Muders unb probibitionsgeiebe aufeb.
men unb gegen lire Sntraftfebung prD.
teffiren, bas brau9t ben Amerifanerlt
gar niGt erif nod bon elmer bsuti1en
2onbention gefagt 3u tuerben. Das
baben lebtere f9on senusfam bur@ Die
iingffe Mabl erfabren. Mas Mil man
aIio bur6 cine iol@e 3onbention be.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-12

Cite neutiAe 3onnemtipm 1T eiae
apeii6nei6ige Wafe, Die ben. Ser iie
gebrau6t, an gefdbrH@iten treHen fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-12

Glue bentide 3onbemtipn in
Seras CUR Sebtjeit IdBt Dor alien an6e'
rem Singen politif6en 5@a6er pers
mutben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-12

@s 1T cine atte Grfabrnns, baR
Bic 9eutf6en ben Gireuengeidngen oer
Demagogen, trel6ef He berfibren tpoaen,
ni6t folgen. Ser 9eutf9e ldBt if
aud ni6t itberrunpeln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-12
L. Huth a sohn.
Sineltn9en1 Mdnnern
mir5
St6ere @eilutt9 9~1rantirt.

Die fdredli1en BoIgen Der Sugenoian6en,
@eidledtSfdpd9e berurfa9enb, ipo5nrd @eia
unb a0rper rninirt perSen, ~perunauertt ae.
belt. 9eratlopfen, SdIdternbeit, eaamen.
abfub, GeoadtniBi9na1e, gerIua Der @ner.
gle, @bneisuns sese1 @eieGf1aft unb MeIan-
Dole grin6Ii1 turirt. 8erbeiratbete Manncr,
ober folde, bic ii1 serbeiratben molten, bic In
Golge bon SnbiScietion in Der Smaenb an @e.
idIedts- un6 Merbenl1pdde Ieiben, uerben
griinbIi9 furirt. Geine Mineralien einaeae.
ben. Sunse Mdnner, bic ibre Belt nit nnfdbi.
gen 2euten beriduenbet nnb fid Dabnrd Rrant>
beiten bes aopfes, Der Naie, Des 9alfes, Der
9eber, Qunsen, @insefpeibe unb ibes Magens
5ugedeseu baben, iuerben i9neu furirt. East
Sud nidt Dur9 falfGes S6amsefabI abbaIten,
f0forf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-12
edldnde! 9dlandel Solitude [

WeiBe e9ldn6e gum epriateIn 4
3ol Is Gent per IuB. Sdmar3e
Solitude, 3 3oa SurGmeffer Is, %
unb Is @ents per GuB BET
u. $. Cutterfioe s. &c.,
plumber & @asfitter +,
6,5,4Dt SO. 335 9ouitna Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-12

8el benz praftii@en Nmerifater
bat Der brattii9e ausipru9 Tell me
the eason why2 einen boben Wertb.
go fragen aud mir: Wel9es III Der
@runb, baB man cine Seutf9e Ronpen,
tipn abbalten mill?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-12

Die "syreie Yreffe fir xexas"
bat Doc aaet oe,stfG 8 terantfd)en
3eitmmeea ote 8r6bte gbonnemteas
5abl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-12
Gim gamf&bIatt ftelte Sic ssraae

Gin 2aMl6bIAtt ffellfe Die Tra8e
Wer nirb es fbernebmeu, bic Oellts
fden ms beutofratif9e Eager gu fiibren2
Wir fragen: Wer beiorgt ben S9aGer;
oas beiBt, tuentt ftG uel@e finben, bic
ms bemofratii@e 2ager gefibrt ieiu
tuDuen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-12

9te 9eatfdben lafiem fta tueber
anfibren nod berf6a9ern. Sic foleen
in alen Singen ibrer eigenen gingabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-12
llnabertrefli@e ~an5iebnnsi
neber eine talbe Milien b~erlODf.
LA. s.. l..
Qputftana @tate Qpttern Ep.

Dieies Safitnt pnroe i'm Sabre 1858 lii
graie9nnsSs ino @o6ltbdtigteits 8pede bon
6er StaatslesisIatar sefstIi@ ineorporirt.
Onr9 elm Neutrality-suspicious. 8otam purben hire
Wedte elm 9beil Der segenwdrtieen Gtaat8eou.
f%ttution, a~ngenommen am q. December 1873.
Sbre groBen 8iebungen bon enact
men Mummern fuben ntonatIi& tat.
Die unter3ei1neten Honfen unb Haufiers
luerben ollie @epiune in Der 2~ouiioua @toots.
9~otterie, bic ibnen prafentirt iper6en, ansaabIeu.
). 3. S8lesbp, Brdi. Ga. Stat. Bonf.
y. 9anaur, Yrdi. State Wot. Donf.
q. Balbrin, Brdi. 81. 8. Scat. Banf.
Carl ROBIN, grdi. Union Stat. gaat.
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Ia Beridte iber bic grfoIse BON 81. SSatobs
Del, meI9e Dor Sabtea ersielt tuurSet Jab iest
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@rube mDnatltde 3tttnne
IN Der Aeabeust Of Wnfe, Nep Drleons
Dienfag ben ID. Septembst 1887.
6anpt9etpt1tn $4,000.
100000 5idets 3a $40 iebec.
0aibe IS. 6lnftel 81. 3ebntel 81.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-05-26

When his remains were examined %
,,e ID Of this May it was found by
oc,,o1 measurement that the skeleton
was FIVE feet ten inches in length, ana
The skull seven and three-fourth inches
across the forehead and eight lncheS
through from front to rear giving d
c;rcrmference measurement Of about
twentv-four inches. This verlhes the
statement made by his pupils as to MS
size. and proves that he WAS man .,
GREAT capacity. The left side OF the
stnlI was much m1re decomposed than
the right side, which indicates that the
La,d wound had carried with 1t irac'
ture of the skull. -,
'0' Fvery statement made in this article
can be verified by living witnesses whose
integritv is beyond question. lhi
many truths and valuable ,lesson
taught by the great man Will i've 0,
:, the communities in which he moved
and coeoual with these his old TREND
will hand down through generation
after generation that this quiet AM
unassuming country scool teacher wa
none other than the great hero
France, the leader of the "rear guar
Of the grand army.
7. S. ToMLINsoN,
l Washington, D. c., May II.
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rooCu HARRIS.
G. B HARRIS L. K 0ooef1
HARRIS BRICK WAREHOUSE,
HARRIS, GOOCH & CO.,
AND PRoPR1ETORS,
HENDERSON, n. G.
DIR HOUSE IS RIGHT IN THE FRONT!

xv4xz APE At4F AID IN ACCOMMODATIONS AHEAD IN GR"lH
VI OF BUSINESS AHEAD IN BIG AVERAGES AND AHEAD IN
EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO THE PROTECTION or lHE ran
NERs' INTERESTS WE SELL FROM AS LAKE, lsN>iioN
VIZ N, will show nothWlth-
sanding the empty boastng Others prove from our
tile Sae maze az OIa
and have to give big prices 10
he etrmen of Others all alike, day aike ana are
honesty personal attention
be beaten and we are ready
VERY HIGHEST MARKET Pl<Ch foN ALL WIZ e 10 VIVA ~
of their tobacco. ID en1ep5;d
We Keen the best WAGONS grade FERTILIZERS and speno
viii cash. The "Od HICKORY
WAGON the very aydock Buggy can't be beaten
satisfaction; Insleys High Grade the oeS on
of the old Bone and leru'an
with some reh and we expect to make large
Of this - , +h., +lo+ orr
Thanking patronage we can assure ne ' o'
will enable continuation Vi
| WE ARE YOURS VERY TRULY,
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neace. and in the event this plan was
not 2dopted he said there publicly 81
for my part viii 60 to America; ms
shows that his mind was turned in TINS
direction previous to- the day OF execu-
ton.
About the year 1912 a Frenchman
named LeMonesaco made a tour OF
the Southern States lccturing on an
poleon's Campaigns" and While 81
Selma, Ala. he told gentleman from
North Carolina in private conversation
that he
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-05-26
MY SONG.
FVritten for the GOLD LEAF.J

NV song without music, as some troplc Dlro
Iyho feeIs in its heart a theme to express
Which yet has no charm of melodlous t .naro
Croaks ever, yet under that croakiiig tileie
lies 7:,,io
A meaning forever no beauties alsguITG;
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-05-26
SELL YOUR TOBACCO AT
C0OPER'S WAREHOUSE.
HENDERSON, N. C.

~ All tobacco put floor shall at all times and under al
defy House
or Houses of the State to nrpass or equal our
Tobacco sells the rhos'
selling TOBACCO not MEN ana our
the past TO equa
the last cent it is worth Several OF me a fer
recently located upon
nd beyond doubt one OF the sr1ng
nof Haalers we nave
active lively demand for all celery grades men you
Of what
saw and we cordial welcome with good aeconooa
n0nS anu 'O' p''''' '' ' Is Y. G. COOPER.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-05-26
rrox4zUDED FROM riRsT PACE. J

s;ons to write it P. S NJ Ney. The
father Of Michael Ney, the Marshal
was named Peter and was cooper by
trade. after he retired from the army
and Nichaers mother was a Scotch
1adv-hcnce the name Stuart Ney
was
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may ID, a.
Those who Die

Must be cared for as well as those who
live, and the place to go for burial cases
of every description, is the DID and re-
liable
Undertaking Establishment
ofJOHN NJ. BARNES. A full line Of
Coffins-ali sty les and sizes-and we
positively will make it to the advantage
of customers to examine our stock be-
fore buying elsewhere. Large lot me-
talic cases, imitation rosewood, hne
| walnut and cio.h covered coffins always
| on hand from which to- select. People
do well to give ME a call as
ICAN AND WILL UNDERSELL THE
| TOWN
| Fine Hearse and pair Of Black Horses
| always at command-at moderate pr ices.
| Ready ut all times to wait on customers,
day or night. Having long been in tn 9
| Under TAX ing business, ! feel that / I'M.
| derstand the wants aDd necessities Of my
| customers and l guarantee satisfaction
| in avery instance.
| We keep also in stock fine line of
| furniture, mattresses. &c., which w sell
very reasonably. Also agent for first
| class marble wOres.
| Thanking my friends and customers
tor their generous patronage in the past,
| and hoping to merit a continuance OF the
same IN future, 1 am,
Very Respectable,
JOHN M. BARNES,
| Henderson, N. G.
July s, lei
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25
TOWN TOPICS.

Ths eh.t.asans pieaiasa q Essz Lzks
fssler.45.
The 6rsnd R4p.aa z4>s E4iL esas III
si4s taa hss.i Cltg ss2s 4 - - tsrs1lllsls
Ca Aoadaf stsrDooa.
fAs asa Sc use..s AZ Ms. Asirich rss.
,dsnls i.ss''@f .-skh1. - iAs tQaas L2ises'
soelefg ef q. Aafxs s1arsh, aslisd ossr
49,
- ors&ri izsrs q he Proposed as- mil-
~sfT cotap41F bare eo1el4flss1 - 1Afesti-
t,nAe lae llllsissns u las ecnsps1f 4ati'
siier lAs t91ffA
The eoaga * Pzhiis Wefks EiFss uolsos
t1al tla fg.ez Eelatlgs - ms e0asln fttofs
q EatsE MA De strictly observed or I1s
ee1saAels sia 1s saE a.
A nttie calld u faha Drszss. Lhs lannsF-
assi. iei Yesterday, sfs4ziag e9e q tns
nonea q tae <nE fsss2rm d.. Pgls s4s
called an1 50 - hGoksn pens
Ioha xs4hr who eas chzszai with oo-
tanning uo1ey 9eser alse pfefsnses. sss
yesterday discharged Ia Policsi Ceart tne
ccnpiai1t ssina stnarsEn afoa inyessi-
<alloo.
"a. Moran snd John Naliog two -xsgs
sho Eers picked - i1 1Fend ftapids toen.
sAip. sers of0sSnt eefose lasliee Weslfss !
yesterday s1a aaalencea - lea days al ths
eoanty al
Ths sxcnrsion gwen bg Dorie Lodge r.
4 A. a.. b oltasa Beach YesleFl4F, Vas
i<rxslY 4l1s86sd 3g naemasrs of tns L0dss
snd l1siF frisads, al snioying thsnaeiv'sa
immensely al ths pleasaas sommef resoft
TIE Couneii Comm'fIes en Streets has
eonsdFrsd lhs adusabilifY Of rsgradias
Boss ick a. bslxeen Lyon aEd Bridge,
snd North QlFzl0l between bri,gs-st. and
Crescent ave. snd siil report thereon Aon-
daY Bisht.
The decision Of the suprsms Court II the
Aikin ma1slaaxhler case Is eonsidersd
equivalent 70 "a ae4aiital. several % the
witnesses having ieft the State. and Il 4
more than vrobabis thai the case VIII not
ns irisd fgain.
Mrs. harrist burt0n. a resident Of this
city Cor nity years, was "a years old
IharsceY. add . nambeF of old settlers and
izisnds gave her a surprise party st the
hone q her niece. M-s Hsrriet Fish. oi
LsETaye-sL
Ths 9Fm, Rev. Candeers Prohibition
pager which Was established a. Nayland
s0fnethlng over a year ago. and later re-
moves ID tals ,itY, has "petered out fhe
FsmaiDs have beea so.a 20 the publisAers ol
tAe tentss. the safe organ OF The third
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

xss c.s.sx !. race .ss pssss.s - - ss.
saunsa


Ths 80 sf cssisg see sstsssss ~sn wss
eonpAsses isst uxht ana 5f 4i8g sia -
resamsa tetsy q Nsaass. Fas s2aaef -
essiax ghs So = fesasisE sna ths fgessss
81 ~ ks - lnssgess - ihe paAf.
fee eofs = ag@ 80 80 esep and ihe
iroa rsbs 8sed sesxAs sias ls9an1s - ths
iftesi feot a. over tea taas fer the Nhoss
vel fass pss.e . soael & seaes osfe Ia
tsrnsl dssns1sf sa8 sDoat So inehes az
terakl - tass q i soo2l bsH - inca
saasilss thsn TIE bsFs q ne ffe>sns sell.
Il : n ieagtas el2oseeo g. t~teV les ia >
se<tloa aud : pfosfasa ~ita sers~ lcaeis.
Tke bfsl o. nfitool se<tto1 fsat suEo Tie
vel sss provided wsth al ifon pate ~
cap sscaFels isslsasd g. tbs esttoEa % pc
vsnt TIE iasos 81 sSieT. fhis vas suak
- thai IL top w2s as1 sb9ss tbe t9p oi the
sei ana anoihss section aa4s-s seressa q
flees then 4 aas s40k skaan aEd Ahol 1ef
section aided and 50 o. unti tie ekais
depth sas Fsaake6. snd there sas "a afea
sssl. dry oa he Inside sllh tss cap - ths
bottom cf Fbs pipe Testiag seiiaiy On tbs
bottem q the b0le o. bare.
When TIE drill shall fesanas work 4 Nll
he bat four inches lR diameter, a1d he
oalzAcs of The sell Nil be one sna ons-
half inches ssnaieE than The app<f sss,
tloa The dflii wiii sfeealiy crush that iroD
plate o. cap Al the hofloD u tie fipe. - q
does the hard rock, and the zeignt Of Tie
pipe viii bold The pipe 50 hFnlly "a The
pTessat bottom as 20 pFeFei4s TIE lnhos oi
water
A pesallsrily Of this work 4 the fact that
bY pasting doxn the pipe Ia this msnnsf
tie ghf Of the coiut8n of the water 4
displaoss, aud il makes no strain ca the
rope snd Apparatus above "a hold u Nhee
IL Vas down S20o0 feet . nsn could take
hold of the top. with nlne tons Of iron t.
handle aud lifl IL up and dewn easily
The balance Of the work Of drilling the
well i an exploration of new tislds Ia
Michigan experience. No other bore IN
this state hes ever gone any lower, geolosi-
caily. than the present depth Of our well.
50 Efilss State 6eo;ogist c +. Wright. q
Marquette, % Freeman Godfrey. Esq. II is
10 be hoped that no further delay Will occur
and that gas will be found IN large quanti-
ties before many days.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25
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refunded. See guarantee on bottle wrapper.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

Eber Rice. left lass night for Chicago. on
Q Walt 50 his wife.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bass returned from
their trip 70 Chicago yesterday.
President " o. HuShart. Of the @. r. &
l.. las return from a Trip 10 Piitsburg.
T. J. Pardes, Of New York. Is visiting his
mother aud sister Al i45 West Broadway.
Ai-s Jennie stone. Of Lowell. is the
guest cf Mrs. G. III. Ellis. Of 5ol Crescent
ave.
Judge o. W. Powers, Of Kalamazoo. viii
soon begia she practice Of law al Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Mrs. ". 5 Briggs of SIS North Front ST..
has gone East 30 visit friends IN New York
and Pennsylvsnia-
=. Z. NcBrids len last night fof Toledo.
where be viii De absent for several days,
settling uo an estate.
Ms w. n. Msntzy and family have re-
tuned from Lansing, where they have
hsen visiting relatives
MAJOR A. 3. Watson and wife have re-
turned home rom Phiiadelphia and viii
spend the summer here.
o y. Van der sinis. OF tbs Ann Arbor
CpiseTsity. has returned home 70 sFend the
vacation WITH bis parents.
Misses Hattie and Kate swain leave To-Day
tor q TIP down the ST. LAwrcnce aud a visit
With friends IN Boston and other eastern
cities.
Miss Mary Hske daughter Of VIM. Hake,
of Rsnson-st.. and Arthur T. Gore. OF De-
tr0it. viii be married at Sc. Andrew ;
Cathedral June 30.
Nike Eaesn left last night for Mime
apoiiS and 81. Paul to visit rslstives and
friends Re will be absent week or ten
days. A. T.. Skory will LOOK after bis in
teresss during bis absence.
Mrs. and Miss Mcpherson, Of Pctrolca.
Ont, Who havs been visiting Mrs. Or. Pen
warden. Of as south Division-st.. FOR the
past week. lest for home yesterday. Mrs.
Penwarlen accompanied them and will
spend month In Canada visiting relatives
snd friends.
Miss Edith NJ Kennedy. the handsome
sod cuitlred daughter Of James NJ Ken
nedy has returned home after Two weeks
Wait with friends IN Chicago. She retarned
Sy the way Of South Bend Ind, where she
Was crescent at he closing exercises At Notre
Dame University, IN shiCh inssisu's the
yoene lzdy's sister. Miss Nsoel. = . pGpii
Mss Ed.th and Mss Nabei wlli spend the
Summer with their father in this city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

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